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April 7, 2025, 3:14 am

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BNP calls on India to reconsider waqf law Record $3.29 bn remittance came in March Starlink gets Bida approval to operate in Bangladesh Trump’s tariffs: NBR preparing list of US goods that could qualify for tariff reductions Child killed in Pabna road mishap Court freezes 34 bank accounts of ex-SSF DG Mujibur, wife ACC chairman addresses Tulip Siddiq’s comments to UK media Record Tk 4.11cr toll collected at Padma Bridge in 24 hrs ICT chief prosecutor suspects plot against Aynaghar investigators LPG gets cheaper by Tk 28 per 12-kg container

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Japan’s top investors pledge increased investment in BD

Staff Correspondent: Japan’s top investors have assured an increase in investments in Bangladesh following a bilateral meeting with Bangladesh’s Commerce Adviser Sk Bashir Uddin in Tokyo on Monday. During the

Corruption has yet to reach a tolerable level: Advisor Jahangir

Staff Correspondent: Bangladesh’s biggest challenge at present is corruption, and the country will only make progress once it is eliminated, according to Home Affairs Advisor Jahangir Alam Chowdhury. He made

Fake FFs to be brought to book: Adviser

Staff Correspondent: Farooq-e-Azam, adviser to the Ministry of Liberation War Affairs, has reiterated that fake freedom fighters will be identified and brought under legal action. He made the remarks after

Land management across the country to be digitalized: Adviser

Staff Correspondent: The Land Management system across the country will soon be fully digital, Land Adviser Ali Imam Majumder has said. Speaking to reporters after the first session on the

Fishing ban in Bay to be reduced to 58 days: Fisheries Adviser

Staff Correspondent: Fisheries and Livestock Adviser Farida Akhter on Monday said the restriction on fishing in the Bay of Bengal will now be for 58 days instead of the previous

Power cuts will be enforced if ACs set below 25-degree Celsius: Adviser

Staff Correspondent: Energy and Minerals Adviser Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan on Monday said authorities will cut power supplies if residences, mosques and offices set air-conditioners’ (AC) temperature below 25-degree Celsius